skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People shared them regularly on r/LocalLlama:

https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/

Search for terms like hardware build, running large models, multiple GPU’s, etc. Many people there have multiple, consumer GPU’s. There’s probably something about running multiple A100’s.

HuggingFace might have tutorials, too.

Warning: If it’s A100’s, most people say to just rent them from the cloud as needed cuz they’re highly costly upfront. If they’re normally idle, then it’s not as cost effective to own them. Some were using services like vast.ai to get rentals cheaper.
At least 6 with my not-that-common (maybe somewhere in the middle) first and last name combination.

Maybe more, but at least six of the emails meant for others that I've received, implied they live at those six unique locations.

I know one of them likes to get the vegetarian meal option when traveling internationally by plane.

(Companies should really validate email address OWNERSHIP before spamming innocent people.)
Agree with the other responder, largely. I've been bothered a few times by Emacs locking up, but never enough to be actually upset about it. Bugs, I don't see it, it is very very solid for me, I can't remember the last time something didn't work as expected. Hmmm.

Still very Lem-curious, though!
The person you are replying said "moving" as in you relocate to another country. Not going on vacation. Swiss people can not just move to say denmark one day and start working there. They need work visas etc for that.
Steven Levy's book, Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution, tells the story of how in the late 1950s the Tech Model Railroad Club at MIT morphed into a computer club around the TX-0 and produced a number of early influential computer scientists and engineers.
I had moved the shoe anecdote before I saw your reply since it fit better elsewhere and I did not want to write the same thing twice:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42544305

Anyway, why waste my time doing further research just because a random guy who convinced himself arguably inferior hand made goods are superior to factory made goods did not like hearing that? The opportunity cost is not worthwhile:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opportunity_cost

Finally, “if you have not done enough research to agree with me, you have not done enough research” is a fallacious line of thought, since it excludes the possibility you are wrong. Coincidentally, I have an interest in this particular line of research since it is hard for me to find shoes that fit. That is why I have several pairs of the same exact shoe in my closet in the first place. In any case, I have done enough research to be comfortable. The fact that the results do not align with your beliefs is your problem.
I Built a Tool to Animate Boring Screenshots and Screen Recordings
A while back, I was lowkey frustrated with how static my screenshots were. Existing animation tools felt extra—too complex and time-consuming for what I needed.

So, I decided to create Animator Studio - tool that lets you produce high impact mockup ads, social media posts, product videos, animated website demos.

You can convert your boring screenshots and screen recordings into animated mockup ads.

Upload a screenshot or screen recording, tweak a few settings like adding text or animation style, and boom—you've got a polished animation.

It's been a game-changer for creating mockup ads, product demos, and social media posts. Even if you're not a design pro, you can get lit results in minutes.

I'm building this in public and would love your feedback. Your insights will help me make Animator Studio even better.

You can check it out here: https://www.animator.studio/
Not sure that’s quite equivalent;

Megacorp scraping the entire internet vs individuals sharing knowledge on a platform are a completely different scale.
Cool. And the bad decisions were made by who exactly? Intel executives & employees.
This is actually a good point.

Are reciting and not-overfitting at odds?
Dell is a horrible horrible company. Constantly trying to trick and deceive users.
> "Self-employed"

I.e. it's deductible for your business.

My point stands.
Kindly use the more inclusive term "the differently-housedX" if you want to show respect to the less fortunate.
Wild that he outlived the people who wrote his obituaries.
How to use AI to brainstorming your application architecture
I guess he’s doing all his writing in the cloud now.
I mean, Swift or Rust async/await with poll or io_uring gets you there. I use Swift structured concurrency with io_uring and love it.
If Russia commits war crimes, it is not necessary, that we follow.
For example, I've across some of them who think that the (sole) language of India is "Indian"! :)

There is no language called Indian, dudes. India is both very diverse (regionally and subregionally and fractally), and a melting pot, like the US, and has been that way, for centuries before the US became like that. In both cases, it is due to both being huge, geographically, and due to the invasions in both countries.

India has many languages and many more dialects.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_India

JFC.
You have to consider the greater context. Wikipedia runs on a tight budget right now -- they don't need to go upsetting pharmaceutical giants. Gilead could totally sink them with frivolous lawsuits, even if wiki is in the right.

Your commit is dangerous to Wikipedia, therefore seen as "borderline vandalism". I'm sure the mod didn't want to go into greater detail than that because the reasoning is not fun for anybody.

Safety first, unfortunately.
People are homeless, not “unhoused” which is not even a word.
How DLang Improves My Modern C++ and Vice Versa [video]
> won WWII

or so Hollywood would have us believe
that website is cancer. any website preventing use of the back button is a scourge
Yanking Emacs back to life? What kind of digital paganism is that? The Church or Emacs dictates using the mighty Daemon to summon it back to life.
I apologize - the point I was trying to make and failed, was that there were no (able bodied) grown adults working those jobs like Mcdonalds 30 years ago. These are entry-level jobs that require no prior experience and no job skills, and as such were ideal for people just entering the job market. The exchange was that teenagers would work these jobs, and that, for a modest sum, they would primarily get work experience and some pocket money.

What's gone awry in the last 40 or so years is that the labor market hasn't created enough new employment in what I could call "career" or "occupation" work - for adults, and as a result, they've started working in jobs that were never really meant for them, certainly not for doing things like paying rent, utilities, etc... and as a result - the working poor as a class has grown.

And $21/hour is not near enough to survive on in my region - (and is also a bit less than what most people in my area make at McDonalds (bay area)) - So you are in a round-about way proving my point.

Let me be as clear as I can be - "Increasing the minimum wage to be a living salary of $40-$50/hour would eliminate many opportunities for people entering the workforce who can't justify that kind of investment currently".

Leave it at the market-clearing level of $20-$25/hour, and ideally return to having teenagers/young adults working those jobs while grown-adults move onto other opportunities that our economy should be creating.

Jobs that that cannot support biological needs should exist as they are great for developing job-skills and experience in youth.
Not at all! I think it’s worse for the country to import foreign elites, like my family, than low skill workers. Foreign elites are the people most responsible for the dysfunction in their home countries.
You're over doing the duplicate submissions of this

(2 days ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42525330

(3 days ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42514571

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff part of the time, but the primary use of the site should be for curiosity.
Do I want to take medication produced by the same process that leads to unique sounding guitars?
It can be one of many factors. Most of the criticism of Carter I hear from younger people is the same old "worst president ever, except for the Camp David Accords" trope I've been hearing for 40 years. None can ever explain why. On the other hand, Carter haters my age and older give detailed explanations of their distaste for him. (I'm not saying their explanations are sound, but they do give them.)
Giant agribusiness makes money, but the prosperous dairy operators really need regulation at the federal level to thrive.

good thing we elected a party that loves nothing more than federal regulation… /s

I am neither democrat nor republican so I have no skin in the game here but I think this thinking here is very naive.
Yeah, pinha in the northeast where they're pretty common. In the south, a native seed/nut is called pinha (it's a "pine" nut that is entirely different from the Mediterranean type of pine nut).

IIRC pinha the fruit is not native to Brasil, but to the Indian sub-continent like so many other amazing tropical fruits.

I would suggest for anyone looking for novel fruits in the northeast of Brasil, check out "Ingá", the variety that has the nickname "ice cream bean"[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inga?wprov=sfla1
There's a difference between "I'm willing to exert myself to help people" and "I'm willing to exert myself so that somebody else can slap their name on my effort and make money, then deny me the right to do the same to them".

Also, at a social level - the worst kind of user has always been a help vampire, and LLMs are really good at increasing the number of help vampires.
Fornax – Full-Stack BunJS Web Framework
To be fair, toolkits do come with full multiplatform renderers with capabilities not too dissimilar to a browser these days - see gtk4 and Qt for example. It's a lot of work for toolkits to replicate what browsers have spend ages getting right - efficiently displaying complex widget trees on numerous platforms and hardware configurations. And yes, that is in fact needed to draw efficiently.

So, it is not a question for car or not car, but SUV vs. compact, and several copies of the SUV at that as everything bundles the bloody thing. Normally I prefer static linking, but it's a bit much for a browser.
On which legal basis does he want to annex it?

It belongs to the few thousands people that live there and want to be part of Denmark and Europe.

There's really no claim to Greenland other than "it's close".
The computer in question seems to be a laptop, and it’s almost certainly (c). Yuck.
The Motor Carrier Act and Staggers Rail are the only ones that come to mind? Shipping costs were high and routes were guarded and inefficient, and the railroad industry was in shutters. What else had you reckoned?
I assume they're referring to actually residing and working in other EU countries, rather than just visiting.
I suspect the best defense against this scenario is both adversaries (US/CN) having LEO constellations.

US,RU,CN have all demonstrated ground based anti-satellite missiles. However a nuke is far more efficient if you want to take out a constellation during a major war. It wouldn't have to reach orbital velocity either, just reach the same elevation, 3-4x kalman line. There are 1000s of ICBMs laying around that can do this
Hostage situation that Reagan's campaign pushed to extend.
Joining the EU is generally a bad idea. If Iceland does this, its citizens will likely regret it. If you don't see why, try asking Greece, or just watching "The Adults in the Room"

(In fact, the people in several states in the EU thought it was a bad idea but their states' parliaments ratified Maastricht anyway.)

I'm guessing the EFTA/EEC agreements are nice enough.
That may be, but that doesn't make them the same.
A clearly marked option in the settings menu is "extremely hard"?
I preferred the culture and diversity that came from each country having its own national identity.

Why would we celebrate the EU's efforts to homogenise our national cultures?

I preferred the EU when it was a trading union as opposed to a utopian political experiment.
i like to self host but i’d never do it for something critical like photos. what if you’re hit by a bus next month? Then your family (probably not tech savvy) need to figure out how to migrate all their stuff to a commercial offering - while dealing with all the emotional stuff after death. it’s just added stress for your loved ones.

100% private is nice but not practical for something like photos in my opinion. unless you have someone in the family that can take over after you’re gone and is very technical.
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I was hiring manager for 3 positions about 4 months ago and the amount of fake applications out there was mind boggling to me. I would say 90% were either entirely fake or had the exact same generated ai text. It got so bad that we started only looking at resumes that had a working LinkedIn link.

Also after so many bad resumes I started being very forgiving for the ones that didn't fully match the job requirements if they had something in them that made it seem like a real person, e.g. a personal hobby section. I think a lot of people discourage writing that but I argue it makes you stand out in an ocean of fake and copy pasted junk."

is it "fear mongering" or is it reality?
You don't have to necessarily use kqueue on a BSD. In areas where it might make more sense performance wise you can obviously use poll. I'm not opposed to introducing an alternative interface like epoll, but it's only recently that Linux has managed to bridge the network performance gap. I attribute that to a lot of money being poured into it with pure and raw optimization from all of the Linux sponsors that they get which is really cool and great for them but it does not necessarily make gnu/Linux a purer system. Both approaches have their merits. There's no reason to sit here and claim that one is better than the other
I can only dream that it triggers meetings with security.

I once started receiving spam addressed to <mybankname>@<mydomain>.org and after several instances I reported it to MyBankName.

I explained that I only used that address in my dealings with them and so it must have leaked from them.

They said that's not how email works, you have one address that you use with all your contacts. One of them must have leaked it.

I tried to explain that I used a different host portion with each company I contacted.

They said that's not how email works, you have one address that you use with all your contacts. One of them must have leaked it.

I transferred my balance out and let the account lapse.
So tired of people asking for giant piles of money that are high enough to corner a market.
Both sides of the right wing, the only wing.
We were talking about energy policy. It was well known at the time policy was motivated by the oil crisis and environment was a second fiddle:

https://www.nytimes.com/1979/07/17/archives/environmentalist...

* Aside: EPA and the Clean Air act weren't motivated by Climate Change but by particle pollution concerns.
That was my immediate response. Best web design in a long time. Instant bookmark (technically, WP landing homepage links)

This and https://neuters.de/ (Reuters Plaintext) are the best developments of the last half a decade in WWW news.
Joining the EU is seen as desirable to these countries, so they work to establish friendly relations with the rest of the EU members and become democratic. The horse and cart are properly ordered.
Hungary tends to pander to the big neighbor to the east.
No, they don't. Whilst Switzerland is not in the EEA, it does have agreements with the EU which include FoM.
> Unpopular, unsuccessful ex-government officials from member states are governing the EU, where they are appointed by bureaucrats.

Von der Leyen was not appointed by bureaucrats.

> It's telling that the Von Der Leyen Commission scraped in with just 51.4% of MEP votes.

That's nothing special in European voting systems. Various governments (regional or country wide) in Germany have small, but relatively stable majorities provided by coalitions. That's very different to the mostly two-party systems in the US or the UK.
> These days a great SDK, not a great API, is a hallmark, and maybe even a necessity, of a world class development experience.

IMO, you can't build a great SDK without a great API. Duct tape only goes so far.
Probably the best post-presidency legacy of any in my life time. Beyond that he was just a good human, he worked to better people's lives. After him, the only one that has done much is W and that's more in the wounded warrior arena. But that is small compared to Carter.
None of what you said makes it an exception.

It's a country inhabitated by Danish people, the fact that they are in the low thousands doesn't change the fact it's their land.
>"Raygun introduced more gun regulations than Carter"

People forget this, Reagan literally started the charter and expectations for the modern gun control movement just because of Black Panther advancements and protests in the street with firearms.
the current infighting is not actually a good example… trump was bought by highest bidders which are not really republicans at all - it was just easier to win an election going to the right. the infighting is between an absolute outsider who inflitrated the party by first buying twitter to turn it into a propaganda machine and then when that wasn’t enough needed boots on the ground to ensure he gets control. you don’t ever hear DJT anymore, he now just raises his head to confirm he sides with elon… so there is really no in-fighting at all
"70s energy policy was a result of the oil crisis, not environment concerns."

Quite - the environment was not much of a concern.

Bear in mind that lead in petrol was your anti-knock agent and the catalytic convertor didn't exist.

I remember really yellow coloured, sickly verges alongside roads and strawberry sellers in laybyes on the A303 ...
there is another option the companies can choose to use. Export the jobs.aka offshoring. Tons of companies do this now, not sure if its super productive, but it seems to be a viable alternative for companies to use/abuse.
End result is the same. Lower job profiles/ lower salaries / lower job openings.

Raising wages is probably the last option on the checklist.
This other article has been discussed in the past on HN:

https://idea.popcount.org/2017-02-20-epoll-is-fundamentally-...

https://idea.popcount.org/2017-03-20-epoll-is-fundamentally-...

Because it discusses epoll in much more detail, it is far more convincing than the parent article of this thread.

The conclusion of that article is that how to use correctly epoll is not at all obvious and it has some pitfalls that are not easy to avoid. Therefore epoll seems to be more affected by a serious technical debt, i.e. by a less than good design of the original API.
Well, I'm not dead yet! Looking for work, which is harder since I'm in Argentina.

Flash-freezing Lua might not have been so bad; that's basically what every project using Lua does anyway. And by 01995 it was open source.

In case anyone is interested, here's a test function from the Lua 2.1 release (February 01995):

function savevar (n,v)
if v == nil then return end;
if type(v) == "number" then print(n.."="..v) return end
if type(v) == "string" then print(n.."='"..v.."'") return end
if type(v) == "table" then
if v.__visited__ ~= nil then
print(n .. "=" .. v.__visited__);
else
print(n.."=@()")
v.__visited__ = n;
local r,f;
r,f = next(v,nil);
while r ~= nil do
if r ~= "__visited__" then
if type(r) == 'string' then
savevar(n.."['"..r.."']",f)
else
savevar(n.."["..r.."]",f)
end
end
r,f = next(v,r)
end
end
end
end

It wouldn't have been suitable in some other ways. For example, in versions of Lua since 4.0 (released in 02000), most Lua API functions take a lua_State* as their first argument, so that you can have multiple Lua interpreters active in the same process. All earlier versions of Lua stored the interpreter state in static variables, so you could only have one Lua interpreter per process, clearly a nonstarter for the JavaScript use case.

The Lua version history https://www.lua.org/versions.html gives some indication of what a hypothetical Sketnape Inc. would have been missing out on by embedding Lua instead of JavaScript. Did JavaScript have lexical scoping with full (implicit) closures from the beginning? Because I remember being very pleasantly surprised to discover that it did when I tried it in 02000, and Lua didn't get that feature until Lua 5.0 in 02003.
I usually use LLM to help brainstorming ideas or finding issues/concern in my code, sometimes when I start out a new project, it can help provide me a starting point of the architecture [0] too (spoiler: the link below is a blog post about my product, I built it to solve my own need but I thought it might be useful to share).

[0]: https://docs.chatuml.com/blog/build-your-own-startup-with-ch...
Yeah, lucky it didn't get that far, "Sorry bro, I gotta try just replacing your house."
Until its array start from 1.
It’s too bad Pete Buttigieg took the risk of unreservedly supporting Kamala and lost some credibility. I guess he didn’t think that urging people to pick her as the lesser of two evils would work, but she lost anyway, and now the Democratic Party is in an awkward place.
There were gas allocations at the time, too. Those allocations resulted in a patchwork of gluts and shortages across the country.
I never ran my AP server but i did run my own mail in my late teens/early twenties. I don't recall it being particularly difficult, compared to eg setting a webserver.

Just install some software from your distro PM and go through some configs. Nothing stopped some hacker from bundling configs with a point and click installer for android eg - A mail server doesnt need 100% uptime - or for servers.

As for reaching others, ive never had problems because my domains had dkim and whatever else was available set up - could be easily automated like web certificates were, and i never send spam... How is that inherently more difficult? I'm genuinely curious, not trying to argue - just citing my own experience.

What's to stop major servers ("gmail" and "hotmail" of AP) from blocking you? Obviously some aspects are different from mail as it is geared for wide distribution rather than directed communication, but it's not obvious to me that the decentralization problem is solved by a model that seems superficially close to email.

Again, im not trying to troll you as im unfamiliar with AP - i genuinely don't know.
The vintage Apple A9M0330 (“the IIgs keyboard”) came to mind. The keycaps have a smaller, raised central part. This gives smaller tap targets with a generous space between each cap. Feel is linear. This keycap design helps prevent your fingers from slipping between keys.
wait until they find out he is an immigrant… they are still processing vance is married to an indian and that vivek is not white…
I see it as a sort of computer programming equivalent of god. It's so fundamental, beautiful in its simplicity and diversity. The people doing this work are like extreme devotees.
Tell HN: Email in by browser's autofill had a Typo
But I went ahead and registered the incorrect email to forward to my correct email, so now I am good.

I somehow got lucky and always typed in my email when signing up on all important websites.

This could have been bad, and this is why all important services always have a "verify your email to proceed" step.

Email verification not only protects you from the outside, but also from yourself.

Huge thanks to the one of you who allowed autofill on that one form, yet still demanded email verification.
Was there anything distinctive about the position or the process for the one that you did land?
Use 1337x or Torrentgalaxy not TPB.